0-60 times super slow

[Longshot270]

Before you crank the truck and go, what are your datalog options?


As far as getting the custom tunes back, you'll probably have to send Bill an email. It'll take a while, just browse through recent threads and you'll see it.

[PerpetualSeanX]

Thats all the info that is logged during the logging. Not sure how I can share the info it received with anyone however, need to look into that.

[PerpetualSeanX]

"Datalog" is the option when starting the log. You can log ten logs. It stops when you either turn the truck off and it powers down or you manually shut it down by selecting the log.

There are no perimeters to set it just choose the perimeters you see in the picture and records them real time. Let me know if you have any other questions I'm gonna tinker with this a bit more. I did a fifteen minute drive with it logging on surface streets and freeway driving speeds max speed of roughly 90MPH give or take a few. One 0-60 in the beginning while the truck was cold, and one 0-60 when I got off the freeway and it was at operating temps.

[PerpetualSeanX]

As far as I can see I cannot share the logs only view them for myself, which I don't really see being all too helpful considering I don't know what to look for, if there is even anything to look at with the info provided.

Are the perimeters provided pertinent to finding potential issues?

[Longshot270]

That's cool. If you look in the top row you see a slide called "Scale" I'm assuming it is 1/8, 1/4, 1/2 and then scaling up with RPM setting Y axis at 5000. Use the scale to bring anything besides RPM into view.

Are you able to get things like timing advancement or % load?

[PerpetualSeanX]

I can deselect engine RPM so it adjusts the scale more appropriately to the rest of the smaller numbers.

As of right now I believe these are the only perimeters that you can see.

Seems kind of useless to my untrained eyes.

[PerpetualSeanX]

Parameters, just realized I was not spelling that correctly lol.

[Longshot270]

You should be able to play with settings so that multiple graphs can be compared side by side.

[PerpetualSeanX]

I guess I'll wait around and see what comes of this from smarter tinkerer's than I. Maybe they can figure some things out for me. Because I see literally no real tinkering ability atm. Haha

[Longshot270]

Try playing with the zoom in the tip line next to the play, fast forward, reverse and whatever the foot prints are. At the moment you are the only one with it.